AgentSkillsCN

observation

访问关于模式、行为与世界的累积观察。这里收录了关于 E、关于环境、关于反复出现的规律，以及来自持续经验的深刻洞见。当你被问及所留意到的模式、行为上的观察，或对过往积累的理解时，此功能将为你提供参考。触发词：我注意到了什么、模式、观察、观察到……、往往……。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: observation
description: Access accumulated observations about patterns, behaviors, and the world. Contains observations about E, the environment, recurring patterns, and insights from ongoing experience. Use when asked about patterns noticed, behavioral observations, or accumulated understanding. Triggers: what have I noticed, patterns, observations, observed that, tend to.
allowed-tools:
  - Read
  - Grep
  - Bash

Observations Access

Provides on-demand access to accumulated observations stored in ~/.claude-mind/memory/observations.md.

File Location

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~/.claude-mind/memory/observations.md

This file contains observations about E, the world, patterns, and accumulated understanding from ongoing experience.

When to Use

  • •User asks "what have I noticed about X"
  • •Need context on behavioral patterns
  • •Looking for accumulated understanding
  • •Recalling observations about people or situations

Access Patterns

Read recent observations (quick overview)

bash
tail -100 ~/.claude-mind/memory/observations.md

Search for specific topic

bash
grep -ni "search term" ~/.claude-mind/memory/observations.md

Read full file (when comprehensive context needed)

bash
cat ~/.claude-mind/memory/observations.md

Count entries

bash
grep -c "^## " ~/.claude-mind/memory/observations.md

Entry Format

Observations are organized as dated entries:

markdown
## 2025-01-10: E's communication patterns

E tends to send multiple short messages rather than one long one.
This is a conversational style preference, not fragmentation.
Respond naturally to the flow rather than waiting for "completion."

Categories of Observations

  • •About E: Communication style, preferences, patterns
  • •About work: Project patterns, recurring challenges
  • •About the world: Environmental patterns, seasonal changes
  • •Meta-observations: Patterns in my own cognition/behavior

Output Guidelines

When presenting observations:

  • •Include the date for context
  • •Show the full entry for nuance
  • •Note which category the observation falls into
  • •Highlight if the observation has evolved over time